Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14
c. F. BROWN, Prop.
GREETINGS.

AHc pliSi HIS cApt'l w os"iN ioi WI
Monday.
Wednesday night chorus class was
formed at the college,
When you smoke, smoke the NJ. j
the best in the state.
Orlando II. Sly, OF Elm Hal, has
been granted "A pension.
The Volapuk club took their first
lesson last Monday night.
The good pc ople of st. Louis, are
troubled with sneak theiyes.
II you want good smoke, you will
fnd the NJ. B. Cigar the best.
The county Board Of School Examin.
ers will elect a secretary next Saturday.
A. NJ. Parks, travelling Auditor for
the d., L. & n. railroad, WAS in town
Tuesday.
The RECORD has removed to the
second door east of the post Office in
the Church block.
A large force Of men are engaged III
running logs down the river under the
supervision OF Mr.. Scott.
l.. w. Miller the photographer is hav-
ing connections with the sewer and
Waterman put in his rooms this week.
Nicholas McGrainor & Son, OF Nesta-
burg have commenced blacksmlthing
in the Chubb shop on Superior street.
Steps are being taken to establish an
electric light plant here. and probably
Alma will be illuminated soon, by cleo
trio light.
VIM. Steele has been in attendance
at the Alma Sanitarium for the past
two weeks lie is much improved
Lyons Herald
II. W. Pickard, deputy revenue coll
ector, was in town Saturday on busi-
ness, some Of the boys have stepped out
of the traces, but we know not who.
~FoR SALE CHEAP-A large arm
chair, one bureau, one bedstead and
springs, one stand. Parties desiring to
purchase please enquire at Jas. l..
Clark's.
A. Y. NJ. G. A., will be organized at
the College Friday night. A genera
invitation is extended to the young men
outside OF the college to attend and
take part.
J. NJ. Montigel e Co. have just turn
ed out six potash kettles, three Of which |
weighed 5000 lbs for James Covil !
Of Seville. They are the first of the
kind ever manufactured in this county |
Lost, last Saturday evening between
Alma and Mr.. Stayers six miles west |
OF town, reversible overcoat, brown out
side and light drab inside. The finder
will be literally rewarded upon leaving |
the coat with Miller Bros.
A Howard City youth says to his
best girl Oh, go with me to the
Greenville fair, my love; with thee in
the floral hall I'll rove; I'll give thee
peanuts nice and cold, I'll buy all the
taffy you can hold.-Cedar Springs
Clipper
A good supply Of Misses, boys and
Youths school shoes. at very low fig
ures. Also gentlemen and ladies shoes
and all of the best make and quality.
In buying my stock have looked well
to the interest of the public.
w. II. KINCu.
Midland is going to prohibit young
sters running the streets after S clock
in the evening. This would be grand
idea to adopt in Alma. Boys and girls
from to IL may be seen any night
roaming around town at 10 and IL
o'clock. if parents will not look after
them, there. should be something done.
We are sorry to note the removal Of
Il. G.. Carrel and family to st. Louis
Mr.. ard Mrs. G, during their stay
among us, have. by their kind and
pleasant ways won large circle Of
friends VIII, sincerely regret their de-
parture, especially shall we miss the
sweetest baby boy in all babylon. We
wish them success and happiness in
tnt1 HtW uOllt.
Finding our present quarters too
small and inconvenient. we have leased
the store builting second door east of
the post Office and expect to com
myhce moving Saturday, getting out
the next issue in our new quarters.
We have had it nicely fitted up for us
and we ask all our old friends to call
and look us over. We have table on
which you will find exchanges and
stationery to which you all are welcome.
We have put in lots Of new material.
and now boast on the best country
Office in northern Michigan. Call and {
see us. |,